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Laser Safety Standards and Safety Regulations for medical practise

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A short survey on the development of the Laser Safety Regulations and Standards in the GDR is given. The last step is the adaptation of the IEC 325 document as the basis of national Laser Safety Standards. This basis is completed by guide-lines covering the general national requirement as well as special regulations for safe use of lasers in medical practise.

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  1. Central Institute for Ocupational Medicine of the GDR, Berlin

    S. Eggert (Director: OMR Prof. Dr. sc. med. H. Kreibich) & I. Ruppe (Director: OMR Prof. Dr. sc. med. H. Kreibich)

  2. Department of Obstretics and Gynaecology; Charite Hospital, The Humboldt University, Berlin, GDR

    J. Liebetruth

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Eggert, S., Ruppe, I. & Liebetruth, J. Laser Safety Standards and Safety Regulations for medical practise. Laser Med Sci 4 (Suppl 1), 229–234 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02276690

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